How long is an ideal reading session for you?

[louisagradgrind]

Had time to myself today, so spent 4 solid hours reading (Elly Griffiths' Dying Fall) didn't stop apart from making a cup of tea. Propped myself up on pillows with cat on one side and a tube of Pringles on the other!

I could do that every day if I was able to find time.

If you are guaranteed uninterrupted reading time, how long would you spend on one session? Do you ever feel guilty about it? I didn't at the time but now I'm thinking that I should have done some chores before I began!

[Sleeperandthespindle]

I would love that if I ever had the opportunity (and a book that was good enough).

Two small DC and a teacher = very little guilt-free spare time!

[JamieVardysParty]

I work P-T from home and study P-T, no kids and have a cleaner so end up having a lot of time to myself.

I make sure I have at least an hour a day before bed. At the moment, with no uni and it being winter, I can curl up for a good 4-5 hours on the sofa with the cats.

Taking on board your Pringles idea too!

[louisagradgrind]

The tube will fit nicely in the crook of your arm!

[FeliciaJollygoodfellow]

Nothing nicer than a warm day, with a slight breeze, a good book and some good snacks!

Or....a cold day, snuggled under a duvet and some good snacks!

And at least a couple of hours to really lose myself in a book. I do have a habit though of starting books and not stopping until they're finished.

[PerspicaciaTick]

All day - so I get to the end of the book and feel a bit groggy and discombobulated on trying to return to reality.

[cressetmama]

From waking until I feel guilty.